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Anand Anand   23 July 2014 at 10:15

cheque bounce

hello experts I have purchased land for some amount in 1990.I have some balance amount to be given to him.gave him a cheque in dat year 1990 for the balance amount.DAT person is telling me DAT he will a criminal case against me for cheque bounce as the cheque got bounced for insufficient funds. please help me legally.

Anand Anand   23 July 2014 at 10:01

cash receipt fail

hello experts I have purchased land from one person who is relative to me with amount of sum 25000 in the year 1990.I have not taken any receipt or any signature of him on a paper there is no proof now he is denying saying that he had not received money.please kindly guide to get solution legally.

Member (Account Deleted)   22 July 2014 at 19:46

Indecent phone call from my mobile

Respected Experts, some bad guys called from my mobile to an unknown lady's number indecently. Next day a call came on my mobile from the very same number. It was a Guy, told he is from police station and an f.i.r. is registered on my number and i have to come there immediately. I was frightened and told it was dialled accidently by some other person and apolised also but he insisted on reprimanding and demanding to come at police station. After some 5 minutes he asked from where i was. I told, then he said next time do't call here at this number again, i said ok and he disconnected. After that no call came approx. more than 1 year has passed. So i want experienced sirs to plz give ur valuable what it actually was? Whether real f.i.r or some call for frightening purpose only from some guy other than police man? Thanks

ADV. NITESH SHARMA   22 July 2014 at 18:53

Dhjs pre exam-2014.

Dear Friends,

Can anybody help me to provide the copy of Question Paper of DHJS PRE EXAM - 2014.


Thanks & Regards

Nitesh Sharma (Advocate)

Vinod Gunjal   22 July 2014 at 13:52

Relevance from company

Labour laws needed while reliving any company and want to given resignation served 37 days notice period instead of 90 days and requested to adjust 53 days leaves against my notice period then also company is not doing even resignation is accepted by HR norms and iam not desire to work now and just want relieving letter and experience letter so if I gets job in future then I needed and given all charge hand over also and neither anything is pending from my end and given each and every clear intimation of all aspects.

whether termination can take place against me, if yes how and if no then also how?
absconding they might show? how ? if yes and if no then how?

explain in deep
misconduct/misbehaviour letter/show cause letter may issue , if yes how? and if no then also how.
How to get relieving and experience letter

Anonymous1   22 July 2014 at 13:16

Dutch name change due to marriage netherlands

Has any OCI or PIO experienced harassment from the Dutch (Netherlands) Consul for carrying out the name change due to marriage in their Dutch Passport? I know a few former Indians who have had this problem.

After a lot of investigation and arguments with the Dutch Consul, I discovered a few things that are important in this aspect of law that I would like to share with Indians.

Firstly, the Dutch will tell you that name changes due to marriage are not possible in the Netherlands. This is not true. While name changes due to marriages performed in the Netherlands cannot be processed, it is certainly possible to process name changes due to marriages performed outside the Netherlands, provided certain conditions are met.

These conditions are the marriage must be registered, the application for name change must be requested on the same date as the marriage date, the changed name must be recorded on a certificate in accordance with the local rules of the foreign country and the marriage and name change as well as proof of application as of the date of the marriage must be provided to the consulate.

This stems from the fact that international marriages are not necessarily governed by Dutch Law but by Private International Law which is codified in the Netherlands in the "Commoner's Law Book (Burgerlijke Wetboek)"" Book No. 10, Title 2 - Names, Article 24 which can be found on the internet.

Furthermore, the Consul may refuse to provide you with the application form for the name change due to marriage so I have attached that form here.

Best of luck to all who avail of this procedure.

Anonymous1   22 July 2014 at 13:07

Dutch name change due to marriage netherlands

Has any OCI or PIO experienced harassment from the Dutch (Netherlands) Consul for carrying out the name change due to marriage in their Dutch Passport? I know a few former Indians who have had this problem.

After a lot of investigation and arguments with the Dutch Consul, I discovered a few things that are important in this aspect of law that I would like to share with Indians.

Firstly, the Dutch will tell you that name changes due to marriage are not possible in the Netherlands. This is not true. While name changes due to marriages performed in the Netherlands cannot be processed, it is certainly possible to process name changes due to marriages performed outside the Netherlands, provided certain conditions are met.

These conditions are the marriage must be registered, the application for name change must be requested on the same date as the marriage date, the changed name must be recorded on a certificate in accordance with the local rules of the foreign country and the marriage and name change as well as proof of application as of the date of the marriage must be provided to the consulate.

This stems from the fact that international marriages are not necessarily governed by Dutch Law but by Private International Law which is codified in the Netherlands in the "Commoner's Law Book (Burgerlijke Wetboek)"" Book No. 10, Title 2 - Names, Article 24 which is attached herewith in both Dutch and its translated English version.

Furthermore, the Consul may refuse to provide you with the application form for the name change due to marriage so I have attached that as well.

Best of luck to all who avail of this procedure.

SHAIKH ABDUL AZIM   22 July 2014 at 09:27

S.r.a project

is it possible that a builder build two to three or many annexure for a same project in Mumbai?

TREVOR   22 July 2014 at 08:12

Terrace attached to my flat

Please can you advise as per Rules, if every Terrace(2 nos) in a CHS, attached to my flat for my personal use can be covered by way of a PVC / Tin sheet roof to protect from sun/rain etc:-

Can these Terraces be enclosed by fixing Grills for safety / security reasons

Can these Terraces be enclosed with sliding windows for safety / security reasons.

I would like to know the rules of the Municipal corporation & I live in Navi Mumbai.
I have 2 terraces & 1 Balcony for my 2 BHK flat. I was told by the experts in the industry that Terraces cannot be covered with a flexible Tin / PVC roofing, nor can they be enclosed with Grills / Sliding windows, whilst Balconies can be done after getting due approval from the Govt Bodies.

In my CHS, almost 22 flats have put up flexible roofs / Grills for these so called open terraces without seeking any approvals. Now that I have decided to put a sliding window for my open terrace, the society does not approve.

I spoke to the senior Govt Official, who has given me the following information & says that should a complaint reach them in writing, they will be forced to initiate action by way of removal of all flexi roofing's / all grills & all sliding windows for the Terraces as these Terraces MUST be always kept open to the sky & they just cannot give any approval. If it was termed as a balcony in the approved drawing then permission could be given & that too not by the Municipal authority but by the Town Planning Officer-Navi Mumbai.

The NMMC job is defined to only remove unauthorized structures should a complaint reach them in writing.

Kindly advise if the information that was shared by the official is correct & if there is any hope in pursuing this case.

Thank You Sir.

Sri Biswajyoti Saikia   22 July 2014 at 07:02

Succession to minor insurnace policy

a father opened a LIC policy in the name of his minor. mother was made nominee to the said policy. mother died during continuation of the policy. later minor died while he was still minor. now father is claiming the policy amount. minor died intestate and he has 4 brothers and 1 sisters. can his father alone can get the insurance amount? one of minor elder brother is also claiming the policy amount? please help me who will be entitle to the policy amount? father alone or share with the brother?